Limantour De La Barra Confer With Mexican Crisis
Associated Press reports the conference between Jose Ives Limantour Mexico's finance minister and Senor de la Barra Mexico's ambassador in Washington begins in New York amid rumors about Diaz health and possible foreign intervention. Limantour denies Diaz illness and cites no foreign summons.
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Associated Press
New York
Jose Ives Limantour
Senor de la Barra
Washington
Taft
Mexico
Limantour
Diaz
United States
Galveston Prepares for Coming Troops
Galveston Texas March 8 preparations for arrival of troops have been completed under Capt. P Whitworth at Fort Crockett reservation where a camp is laid out and fuel supplied. Troops will arrive by special trains to the military reserve with Whitworth as depot commissary assisted by Cullian and two clerks from St Louis. Cesar Canseco Mexican consul reports Pete Klondyke arrested for neutrality law violation. examining trial set before U S Commissioner John C Walker at 3 pm.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
P. Whitworth
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Crockett Reservation
Military Reservation
Whitworth
Mexican official cites neutrality violations at border
Mr Limantour admitted being somewhat out of touch with recent government affairs in the Mexican capital yet stated that, according to his information, constant neutrality violations were occurring along the Mexican border.
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Limantour
England Deeply Interested in Move of Army
London reports show officials deny London instructed Bryce in Washington on Mexico events. Investors not alarmed as Mexican bonds hold and stocks dip modestly. Miguel Covarrubias says intervention unnecessary while Senor Covarrubias notes Mexico remains tranquil apart from northern raids. Harold Miller Pearson says conditions not alarming and cables describe disturbances as brigandage.
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London
Foreign Office
Washington
Mexico
Taft
United States
Canada
Stock Exchange
Miguel Covarrubias
Great Britain
Senor Covarrubias
Madero
Wheatman
Harold Miller Pearson
M. P
S. A. Pearson & Sons, Ltd
Little Excitement in Mexican Capital
Mexico City reports show no great public reaction to news that American troops will be concentrated on the Mexican frontier. Newspapers covered the announcement fully, while Washington’s explanation that the moves are routine maneuvers is widely accepted. Some see a possible first step toward intervention, while revolutionaries argue it could aid the insurgents.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Washington
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Indigestion Relief
An ad promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a stomach remedy that supplies a missing element to aid digestion and convert food into red blood. It suggests carrying a package, taking one after heavy meals, and offers a money back guarantee. Available in 25 cent, 60 cent, and 1 dollar sizes at Wagner's Drug Store.
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Rexall
Wagner's Drug Store
Hicks Building
Troops Readied for War as Mexico Tensions Rise
In New York Senor Limantour plans to become foreign minister while Senor de la Barra assures Mexico can handle its internal disorder. The Dixie sails for League Island to ferry marines as 2500 coast artillerymen prepare for Texas operations and American war games intensify across coastal posts.
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Senor Limantour
New York
Diaz
Senor de la Barra
Dixie
Navy Yard
League Island
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Department
Coast
Texas
Tennessee
Montana
North Carolina
Mexico
United States
Fort Meyer
San Antonio
Tex
Carter
Wm. H. Carter
Army
War Department
Philippines
General Staff
Coast Artillery
Gulf Coast
Fort Monroe
Kilpatrick
Sumner
McClellan
Fort Totten
N. Y
Fort Hamilton
Fort Hancock
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Dupont
Del
Fort Howard
Fort McHenry
Fort Washington
Fort Moultrie
8. C
Fort Fremont
Fort Screven
Gas
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Fort Morgan
Ala
Jackson Barracks
Fort Baker
Cal
Presidio
San Francisco
Fort Wiley
Insurgent split weakens rebels in Mexicali clash
Reports from Mexicali say federals near Packard, eighty miles south, plan an attack as rebel dissension rages. Berthold clamps down on dissent with force, Stanley is expelled to the border, and Cardosa deserts with followers as 600 more join from Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Mexicali
Mexico
Packard
Here
Berthold
Leyva
California
Simon Berthold
Stanley
Irons
Philippines
Madero
Jose Cardosa
Sonora
Los Angeles
Foulois Delayed From Flying After Rio Grande Incident
Lieutenant Foulois and Parmalee arrived from Eagle Pass in good health and spirits. They will not fly soon because the airfield will be covered with tents. Parmalee will return to Dayton, Ohio. The big bus arrived this morning.
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Foulois
Phil Parmaree
Dayton
Ohio
Parmalee
Eagle Pass
Rio Grande
Laredo
State Department Busy Amid Washington Departures
Secretary Knox remains at Palm Beach with Huntington Wilson indisposed today. The state department did only routine business. Secretary Dickinson will depart Washington for Atlanta and the president will travel to Georgia tomorrow.
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United States
Knox
Palm Beach
Huntington Wilson
State Department
Dickinson
Washington
Atlanta
Georgia
Eight Special Trains Carry Troops Through Little Rock
Iron Mountain will operate eight special trains through Little Rock tonight bearing about 900 troops. Announcement made from Little Rock dated March 8.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Iron Mountain
Coast Artillery Units Leave Mobile for Galveston
Mobile theater: three companies of coast artillery from Fort Morgan depart for Galveston under Major Burgess in command. In a separate quaint exchange a child asks if God and family were made, the father affirms, and the mother confirms the sister’s inclusion in the family. The tone hints at wartime mobilization and domestic humor.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Burgess
Coast Artillery
Fort Morgan
Galveston
Texas
Hyomei offers quick relief for catarrh and colds
Breathe Hyomei to clear the head in minutes and ease a runny nose, cough, and bad breath. The eucalyptus antiseptic is said to end a cold in a day and costs $1 for a full outfit with inhaler, or 50 cents for a refill.
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Australia
Bexar Drug Co
Joe
Nasal Catarrh and Indigestion Case Endorses Peruna
James P Bracken of 610 Tenth Ave New York City an office holder Water Inspector and plumbing businessman credits Peruna with curing long standing nasal catarrh and indigestion after a month of treatment. He notes morning symptoms and poor appetite improved and says there is not a trace of catarrh now. He also serves as Post Deputy of Grand Knights of Reigna Celia Council Knights of Columbus.
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James P. Bracken
Tenth Ave
New York City
N. Y
Grand Knights of Reigna Celia Council
Knights of Columbus
Peruna Cited By Minn and New York Men for Catarrh Cure
Two readers from Winona Minnesota and Watervliet New York report Peruna cured their catarrh of head and stomach and improved general health. Frank Richter says five bottles relieved his stomach catarrh after doctors failed. Michael Rooney credits Peruna with restoring health after a long period of systemic illness.
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Frank Richter
East Second St
Winona
Minn
Peruna
Aviators’ Plane Crashes Into River Near Border
A failing engine forced a crash landing with the craft about 200 feet above the river. The plane struck the water after a minor defect halted descent, breaking some ribs but causing no major engine damage. Two hours of effort pulled the machine to shore.
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J. H. Kirkpatrick
Navarro Street
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Hoyt
Ralph W. Hoyt
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
Department of Dakota
Fort Sam Houston
Hebel Gamp
Banish
Catarrh
Miz Janes P. Bracken
Michael Rooney
Fifth St
Waterviiet
Highland Park
Highland Improvement Co
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